ARCTIC P12 Slim PWM PST - PC Fan, 120mm Fan, PC Case Fan with PWM Sharing Technology (PST), Pressure-optimised, Quiet motor, Computer, Extra slim, 300-2100 rpm - Black

Needed a slim line fan to fit in my case after fitting an AIO to my PC. It does the job perfectly, maininting the correct airflow for my set up and does it quietly too, although I run it slower now I have the AIO.Happy they make slim fans for small cases!

Good fan. Good airflow, low noise level

I've been using Arctic Fans since I got into PC building.Even singles are substantially less expensive than the market leader, Noctua. These are quiet and powerful. The PST means these are daisy chained and therefore dont need a splitter to connect multiple fans to one header.

Thin version of the popular Arctic P12 PWM PST. Doesn't move much air but at least it does so quietly. Its motor may be a bit wobbly so the fan blades can hit a grille at full RPM if it's too tight against the fan.

Quiet as a Noctua and a fraction of the price.

Great fan and performs slightly better than my old 25mm thickness ones. Slimmer profile is exactly what was needed in my Mini-ITX build, buying precious millimetres. Should clearly say that it comes with 4 normal fan mount screws AND 4 radiator (through) mount screws for the 15mm width profile. No need to try and source them separately!

The media could not be loaded. It's quiet, easy to install, comes with screws. Comes with a 3 pin and 4 pin header cable. Easy to setup the speed-temperature in the BIOS. As you can see I've an older PC case which has upgraded CPU and GPU so I needed better cooling. The GTX 1080Ti uses 250-280 Watts, the i7-9700k CPU uses 80-120 Watts, so combined that's a lot of heating inside the case. I bought this 15mm thick fan to squeeze above the CPU cooler and provide it with fresh cool air. It's reduced CPU temperatures by at least 10-15°C when gaming. CPU now has idle of 30°C and under load it's 55-64°C.Adjusted the BIOS to spin the fan faster as the CPU heats up, so the computer is very quiet when not gaming.Easy to recommend.

bought these for my NR200 (long time user of artic products) to place under the gpu, fantastic fans that are very quite except at 1000-1100 rpm, just avoid that range and they are near silent with great airflow, amazingly cheap compared to the competition, highly recommended, if you want a simple way of changing fan speeds just grab fan control from github.